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<p>initiation arm</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>= Original Language Retains Priority in Interpretation =<br /> Category: Governance Principles <br /> Page status: Working<br /> <br /> == Statement ==<br /> Original language retains priority in interpretation.<br /> <br /> == Purpose ==<br /> To affirm that when differences arise between versions, meaning is determined from the source language of the law.<br /> <br /> == Explanation ==<br /> Translations may assist understanding, but they cannot carry the full depth of relationships embedded in original terms.<br /> <br /> When uncertainty occurs, return to the language in which the law lives.<br /> <br /> == Function ==<br /> This principle provides a clear method for resolving ambiguity.<br /> <br /> It keeps authority stable and prevents drift toward external vocabulary.<br /> <br /> == What This Prevents ==<br /> * translated wording overriding original meaning <br /> * disputes based solely on secondary texts <br /> * administrative convenience becoming interpretation <br /> * gradual displacement of knowledge holders<br /> <br /> == Relationship to Accessibility ==<br /> Other languages remain valuable for communication and learning.<br /> <br /> Priority does not eliminate usefulness; it defines authority.<br /> <br /> == Result ==<br /> Interpretation remains anchored in the Nation’s own legal foundations.<br /> <br /> == Cross-References ==<br /> * [[Translation into other languages is explanatory, not authoritative]]<br /> * [[Translated terms do not replace original concepts]]<br /> * [[Interpretation follows ayaawx and adaawx]]<br /> * [[Law retains its meaning within its own legal order]]</div>

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